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New UW Extension publication details ecosystem service values farming, ranching provide

A new publication from the University of Wyoming Extension provides estimates of the ecosystem service values of forage production, general ecosystem services such as open space, and wildlife-related recreation from pasture and rangeland used for beef cattle production in the …

Steve Miller May 15, 2019

UW Extension publication helps food entrepreneurs navigate hurdles

Passage of the Wyoming Food Freedom Act by the Wyoming Legislature in 2015 created an opportunity for value-added specialty crop businesses.

“Food Ventures in Wyoming: A Resource and Regulatory Guide,” helps get home-based or small-scale food makers closer to success …

Steve Miller May 14, 2019

UW Extension bulletin describes stripe rust of wheat biology

A new publication from the University of Wyoming Extension provides the life cycle of stripe rust as well as management techniques wheat producers can use.

Stripe rust has become one of the most important disease pests of winter wheat in …

Steve Miller May 9, 2019

Photograph of newspaper delivery box refurbished into a mini food pantry.

Campbell County program reuses old newspaper boxes as mini food pantries

Refurbished newspaper delivery boxes in Gillette now distribute clothes, food and toiletries to help those in need of extra support.Called “little free pantries,” four are distributed around town with a fifth planned for the end of May. Many such pantries are popping up across the nation to provide resources to families in need, according to littlefreepantry.org.

uweagnews April 15, 2019

Category: The Latest News

New UW Extension publication details ecosystem service values farming, ranching provide

UW Extension publication helps food entrepreneurs navigate hurdles

UW Extension bulletin describes stripe rust of wheat biology

Campbell County program reuses old newspaper boxes as mini food pantries

Online course helps prepare for private, commercial pesticide applicator exams

USDA advises of near-record cold onslaught

UW studies how cover crops, high rates of compost affect soil health

Fremont County volunteers sought for health, wellness advocate training

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